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The Wolakota Buffalo Range is reconnecting bison to their rightful place on the Great Plains, and people of the Rosebud Sioux Nation. EcoJustice Radio spoke with Wizipan Little Elk (CEO of REDCO) as we dive into how he and his team are converting 28,000 acres of Rosebud Sioux Tribal lands from cattle to bison.2June 4, 2021

Wolakota Buffalo Range: Bringing Back Tatanka with Wizipan Little Elk

The Wolakota Buffalo Range is reconnecting bison to their rightful place on the Great Plains, and people of the Rosebud Sioux Nation. EcoJustice Radio spoke with Wizipan Little Elk (CEO of REDCO) as we dive into how he and his team are converting 28,000 acres of Rosebud Sioux Tribal lands from cattle to bison.

Tune in to EcoJustice Radio's 100th Episode with public artist Miles Lewis as we dive into why Queer Ecology is vital to climate and social justice movements.1May 28, 2021

Advancing Eco-Mindfulness through Queer Ecology with Miles Lewis

Tune in to EcoJustice Radio’s 100th Episode with public artist Miles Lewis as we dive into why Queer Ecology is vital to climate and social justice movements.

Danielle Stevenson, applied mycologist, founder of DIY Fungi, teaches and consults on growing mushrooms for food, medicine, & Earth Renewal.3May 21, 2021

Renewing the Environment with Mycoremediation with Danielle Stevenson

Danielle Stevenson, applied mycologist, founder of DIY Fungi, teaches and consults on growing mushrooms for food, medicine, & Earth Renewal.

Los Angeles offers a blueprint for 100% clean, renewable energy, but can it ensure technical and climate efforts elevate community demands? EcoJustice Radio talks with two advocates inside and out […]1May 14, 2021

Path to 100% Renewable Energy: The Los Angeles Model

Los Angeles offers a blueprint for 100% clean, renewable energy, but can it ensure technical and climate efforts elevate community demands? EcoJustice Radio talks with two advocates inside and out […]

Greg Reese of Sea + Soil talks about establishing a regenerative network of market gardens in Southern California to achieve food resilience, connect people with the land, and build community.0April 23, 2021

1000 Tiny Farms: A Regenerative Network

Greg Reese of Sea + Soil talks about establishing a regenerative network of market gardens in Southern California to achieve food resilience, connect people with the land, and build community.

Have you heard of the Death Cycle of Plastic (vs the life cycle)? Our guests talk solutions and actions from current Congressional legislation and to a new report shining a light on the environmental justice impacts.0April 16, 2021

Break Free From The Plastic Death Cycle

Have you heard of the Death Cycle of Plastic (vs the life cycle)? Our guests talk solutions and actions from current Congressional legislation and to a new report shining a light on the environmental justice impacts.

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    • Join us: 'Delirium Corridor; Reading this Sunday, July 18 at 2 pm at Delirium Corridor Road Show Book Tour at the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur, CA @henrymillerlib I will be reading along with Max Talley Jesse Krenzel With work by Stephen Vessels Silver Webb @silver_webb An-drea Ta-wil Trey Dowell John Reed and many others! Published by Borda Books - link in bio for details
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      Join us: 'Delirium Corridor; Reading this Sunday, July 18 at 2 pm at Delirium Corridor Road Show Book Tour at the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur, CA @henrymillerlib I will be reading along with Max Talley Jesse Krenzel With work by Stephen Vessels Silver Webb @silver_webb An-drea Ta-wil Trey Dowell John Reed and many others! Published by Borda Books - link in bio for details
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    • Victor Brauner, born in Romania, left for Paris with the rise of fascism, and embraced surrealism. In 1937 he painted ‘The City I Dream’ in which he takes us into a Giorgio De Chirico-inspired metaphysical cityscape, complete with distorted perspective. #surrealism #metaphysicalart #giorgiodichirico #victorbrauner #art #artofinstagram
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      Victor Brauner, born in Romania, left for Paris with the rise of fascism, and embraced surrealism. In 1937 he painted ‘The City I Dream’ in which he takes us into a Giorgio De Chirico-inspired metaphysical cityscape, complete with distorted perspective. #surrealism #metaphysicalart #giorgiodichirico #victorbrauner #art #artofinstagram
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    • From @ecojusticeradio_ An agreement announced in November 2020 paves the way for demolition of four hydroelectric dams on the Lower Klamath River, the largest dam demolition in U.S. history. This would reopen hundreds of miles of waterway along the Oregon-California border to Chinook Salmon restoration, critical and sacred to tribes but have dwindled to almost nothing in recent years. In this episode, Regina Chichizola, Co-Director of Save California’s Salmon and Sammy Gensaw, a Yurok fisherman, youth activist & Director of Ancestral Guard, share the heartbreaking and inspiring 20-year journey to undam the Klamath River, which has suffered from low water flows, toxic algal blooms, and fish populations that now face extinction, parasites and disease. The Yurok and Karuk tribes and others, along with fishing groups and environmentalists had hoped to see demolition work begin as soon as 2022. The latest plan makes Oregon and California equal partners in the demolition with a nonprofit entity, called the Klamath River Renewal Corporation, and adds $45 million to the project’s $450 million budgets. Oregon, California and the utility PacifiCorp, which operates the hydroelectric dams and is owned by billionaire Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway, will each provide one-third of the additional funds -- and the Klamath will once again be dam-free. Tune in at the link in our bio! Host: Carry Kim Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Social Media: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 #undamtheklamath #waterislife #waterback #california #indigenous #yurok #karuk #klamath #waterprotectors #indigenousknowledge #indigenouspride #indigenousyouth #environmentaljustice
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      From @ecojusticeradio_ An agreement announced in November 2020 paves the way for demolition of four hydroelectric dams on the Lower Klamath River, the largest dam demolition in U.S. history. This would reopen hundreds of miles of waterway along the Oregon-California border to Chinook Salmon restoration, critical and sacred to tribes but have dwindled to almost nothing in recent years. In this episode, Regina Chichizola, Co-Director of Save California’s Salmon and Sammy Gensaw, a Yurok fisherman, youth activist & Director of Ancestral Guard, share the heartbreaking and inspiring 20-year journey to undam the Klamath River, which has suffered from low water flows, toxic algal blooms, and fish populations that now face extinction, parasites and disease. The Yurok and Karuk tribes and others, along with fishing groups and environmentalists had hoped to see demolition work begin as soon as 2022. The latest plan makes Oregon and California equal partners in the demolition with a nonprofit entity, called the Klamath River Renewal Corporation, and adds $45 million to the project’s $450 million budgets. Oregon, California and the utility PacifiCorp, which operates the hydroelectric dams and is owned by billionaire Warren Buffett’s company Berkshire Hathaway, will each provide one-third of the additional funds -- and the Klamath will once again be dam-free. Tune in at the link in our bio! Host: Carry Kim Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Producer: Jack Eidt @wilderutopia Social Media: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 #undamtheklamath #waterislife #waterback #california #indigenous #yurok #karuk #klamath #waterprotectors #indigenousknowledge #indigenouspride #indigenousyouth #environmentaljustice
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    • It’s a Salvador Dalí holiday #surrealism #salvadordali #holiday #christmas #christmastree
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    • Hundreds of paintings believed to be up to 20,000 years old on rock faces in the 3 million hectare Chiribiquete national park of the Amazonas region of Colombia keep getting “rediscovered” by outsiders. Photo Credit: Fundación Ecoplanet © Francisco Forero Bonell. The once populous Karijona Tribe most likely painted these masterpieces, and continue to live uncontacted in the vast rainforest, and anthropologists and explorers have studied the region for hundreds of years. #colombia #karijonatribe #rockart #chiribiquete #petroglyphs
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      Hundreds of paintings believed to be up to 20,000 years old on rock faces in the 3 million hectare Chiribiquete national park of the Amazonas region of Colombia keep getting “rediscovered” by outsiders. Photo Credit: Fundación Ecoplanet © Francisco Forero Bonell. The once populous Karijona Tribe most likely painted these masterpieces, and continue to live uncontacted in the vast rainforest, and anthropologists and explorers have studied the region for hundreds of years. #colombia #karijonatribe #rockart #chiribiquete #petroglyphs
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    • TUNE IN as @ecojusticeradio_ presents Part 2 of our special Four-Part series on “Rise of the Amazon Defenders.” In this episode, we investigate the story of New York based attorney Steven Donziger who represented Ecuadorian communities demanding justice from Chevron-Texaco for one of the largest-ever oil disasters, where they deliberately dumped more than 16 billion gallons of toxic wastewater, spilled 17 million gallons of crude oil, and left hazardous waste in hundreds of open pits dug out of the forest floor. In an historic judgement, #Chevron was found liable by Ecuadorian courts and ordered to pay $9.5 billion. Chevron says it will never pay. Instead, they launched an extraordinary racketeering and extortion lawsuit against the Ecuadorian and U.S. attorneys, and various consultants, including @amazonwatch alleging they were all lying about Chevron's pollution and that the entire case was "sham litigation." Chevron has turned our guest Steven Donziger into a corporate political prisoner, placed under house arrest, bankrupt, disbarred. We look into how Chevron, supported by US federal judges, is using retaliatory attacks against Mr. Donziger and the Ecuadorian Peoples, and how their actions set a dangerous precedent and represent a growing and serious threat to the ability of civil society to hold corporations accountable for their misdeeds around the world. Host: Jessica Aldridge @AdventuresinWaste Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Graphics: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 . #FreeSteven #MakeChevronCleanUp #environmentaljustice #amazonbasin #amazonwatch #amazonrainforest #podcast #socialjustice #FreeDonziger #CleanUpEcuador #ChevronGuilty #ecuador #indigenousrights #oilspill
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      TUNE IN as @ecojusticeradio_ presents Part 2 of our special Four-Part series on “Rise of the Amazon Defenders.” In this episode, we investigate the story of New York based attorney Steven Donziger who represented Ecuadorian communities demanding justice from Chevron-Texaco for one of the largest-ever oil disasters, where they deliberately dumped more than 16 billion gallons of toxic wastewater, spilled 17 million gallons of crude oil, and left hazardous waste in hundreds of open pits dug out of the forest floor. In an historic judgement, #Chevron was found liable by Ecuadorian courts and ordered to pay $9.5 billion. Chevron says it will never pay. Instead, they launched an extraordinary racketeering and extortion lawsuit against the Ecuadorian and U.S. attorneys, and various consultants, including @amazonwatch alleging they were all lying about Chevron's pollution and that the entire case was "sham litigation." Chevron has turned our guest Steven Donziger into a corporate political prisoner, placed under house arrest, bankrupt, disbarred. We look into how Chevron, supported by US federal judges, is using retaliatory attacks against Mr. Donziger and the Ecuadorian Peoples, and how their actions set a dangerous precedent and represent a growing and serious threat to the ability of civil society to hold corporations accountable for their misdeeds around the world. Host: Jessica Aldridge @AdventuresinWaste Engineer: Blake Lampkin blakequakebeats Graphics: @_fledermaus EcoJustice Radio Created by: @socal.350 . #FreeSteven #MakeChevronCleanUp #environmentaljustice #amazonbasin #amazonwatch #amazonrainforest #podcast #socialjustice #FreeDonziger #CleanUpEcuador #ChevronGuilty #ecuador #indigenousrights #oilspill
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    • Let’s all take a hint from Edoardo Manet, and think peace, beauty. He became one of the most notorious painters in Paris when several of the controversial works he exhibited in the 1863 Salon des Refusés shocked the public with their bold treatment of form, color, space, and sexually oriented themes. In the summer of the following year, perhaps seeking relief from the harsh criticism he had received, Manet left Paris for Boulogne-sur-Mer, a city on the northern Atlantic coast of France, where he painted marine subjects and still lifes of fish. Think lilies, boats, fish today. Steamboat leaving Boulogne - by Edouard Manet, 1864 #artistsoninstagram #manet #boulogne #election2020 #peace #love #understanding
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      Let’s all take a hint from Edoardo Manet, and think peace, beauty. He became one of the most notorious painters in Paris when several of the controversial works he exhibited in the 1863 Salon des Refusés shocked the public with their bold treatment of form, color, space, and sexually oriented themes. In the summer of the following year, perhaps seeking relief from the harsh criticism he had received, Manet left Paris for Boulogne-sur-Mer, a city on the northern Atlantic coast of France, where he painted marine subjects and still lifes of fish. Think lilies, boats, fish today. Steamboat leaving Boulogne - by Edouard Manet, 1864 #artistsoninstagram #manet #boulogne #election2020 #peace #love #understanding
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    • All Hallows’ Eve takes place tonight dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs, and all the faithful departed. Halloween traditions were influenced by ancient Celtic harvest festivals, particularly the Gaelic festival Samhain, with its pagan roots, where people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts; Samhain may have been Christianized as All Hallow's Day, along with its eve, by the early Church. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honor all saints. Soon, All Saints Day incorporated some of the traditions of Samhain. #halloween #samhain #allsaints #allsaintsday #gaelic #celtic #traditions
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      All Hallows’ Eve takes place tonight dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs, and all the faithful departed. Halloween traditions were influenced by ancient Celtic harvest festivals, particularly the Gaelic festival Samhain, with its pagan roots, where people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts; Samhain may have been Christianized as All Hallow's Day, along with its eve, by the early Church. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honor all saints. Soon, All Saints Day incorporated some of the traditions of Samhain. #halloween #samhain #allsaints #allsaintsday #gaelic #celtic #traditions
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    • #Repost @ecojusticeradio_ - YASUNI MAN is the award winning documentary feature about a conflict raging deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon. Once under siege by missionaries seeking to civilize them, the Waorani people battle oil industry operatives and their own government in a fight to survive. Filmmaker Ryan Patrick Killackey @yasuniman and his Waorani guide Otobo embarked on an expedition into the most biodiverse forest on Earth. They explore a world that may be lost as oil companies encroach, human rights violations run rampant, and a primeval forest is destroyed - all for the oil that lies beneath Yasuni. Link in bio to stream the film and listen to the interview. Ryan joined us after his Hollywood screening with Zoe Cina-Sklar, campaigner for the #EndAmazonCrude effort by Amazon Watch @amazonwatch . YASUNI MAN is available to stream on Amazon Prime, Google Play, Vimeo, or iTunes and support Indigneous peoples in the Amazon. A portion of the film’s proceeds for the next two weeks will go to the @amazonemergencyfund, a fund created to fight the outbreak of #COVID19 Amazonian Indigenous communities.⠀ Featured on National Geographic Radio and TV, BBC Radio, PBS and The Guardian, Killackey’s Yasuni Man traveled the world, earning 35 official selections, 23 nominations, and 15 award wins. The film screened in 16 countries worldwide and partnered with the United Nations CINE-ONU program. Translated into 7 languages for it’s streaming release, Yasuni Man continues its effort to raise awareness around the exploitation of indigenous peoples in the Amazon, biodiversity and habitat loss, and the unsustainable exploitation of non-renewable natural resources. Interview by Jack Eidt from @socal.350 and @wilderutopia . #endamazoncrude #yasuniman #yasuninationalpark #amazonrainforest #biodiversity #documentary #podcast #ecojusticeradio #waoranipeople #indigenousrights #ecuador #amazon #waorani
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      #Repost @ecojusticeradio_ - YASUNI MAN is the award winning documentary feature about a conflict raging deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon. Once under siege by missionaries seeking to civilize them, the Waorani people battle oil industry operatives and their own government in a fight to survive. Filmmaker Ryan Patrick Killackey @yasuniman and his Waorani guide Otobo embarked on an expedition into the most biodiverse forest on Earth. They explore a world that may be lost as oil companies encroach, human rights violations run rampant, and a primeval forest is destroyed - all for the oil that lies beneath Yasuni. Link in bio to stream the film and listen to the interview. Ryan joined us after his Hollywood screening with Zoe Cina-Sklar, campaigner for the #EndAmazonCrude effort by Amazon Watch @amazonwatch . YASUNI MAN is available to stream on Amazon Prime, Google Play, Vimeo, or iTunes and support Indigneous peoples in the Amazon. A portion of the film’s proceeds for the next two weeks will go to the @amazonemergencyfund, a fund created to fight the outbreak of #COVID19 Amazonian Indigenous communities.⠀ Featured on National Geographic Radio and TV, BBC Radio, PBS and The Guardian, Killackey’s Yasuni Man traveled the world, earning 35 official selections, 23 nominations, and 15 award wins. The film screened in 16 countries worldwide and partnered with the United Nations CINE-ONU program. Translated into 7 languages for it’s streaming release, Yasuni Man continues its effort to raise awareness around the exploitation of indigenous peoples in the Amazon, biodiversity and habitat loss, and the unsustainable exploitation of non-renewable natural resources. Interview by Jack Eidt from @socal.350 and @wilderutopia . #endamazoncrude #yasuniman #yasuninationalpark #amazonrainforest #biodiversity #documentary #podcast #ecojusticeradio #waoranipeople #indigenousrights #ecuador #amazon #waorani
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